What to Expect

Our services follow a regular pattern set for us by The Book of Common Prayer, which has shaped worship in the Anglican tradition for five centuries, interspersing readings from Scripture, Psalms, music, a sermon, and prayers.

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Services 

  • 8:00 am — Holy Eucharist (Chapel)
  • 9:00 am — Adult Forum (Parish Hall)  
  • 10:00 am — Holy Eucharist (Church)

 

Sunday Adult Forums at 9:00 am

Join us in the Parish Hall before the 10:00 am service

Sunday, Sept. 27 – Nooks and Crannies III
Who are “the ministers of the Church”? May an Episcopal priest celebrate the Eucharist in Latin?  Following the American Revolution, did the US Episcopal Church distance itself from the Church of England? For answers to these and other fascinating questions, we will turn to Prayer Book “nooks and crannies,” seldom read documents that are relevant still. The Rev. Paul Gaston

Sunday, Oct. 4 – Barnabas Employment Ministry, Larry Dawson, South Street Ministries
Sunday, Oct. 11 – Discipleship & The Church Year: Advent, The Rev. Dr. Paul Gaston

Sunday, Oct. 18 – Discipleship & The Church Year: Christmas, The Rev. Susan Tiffany

Sunday, Oct. 25 – Discipleship & The Church Year: Epiphany, The Rev. Mark Pruitt